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The Haunt
Years after I witnessed the life
 I testify after the death of the wicked and
 In great strife write
 An experience of which
 Even though bitter in it’s sweet
 Still resembles an obelisk
 That of which have four sides
 Of the individual, family, bystander, and divine
 And one point that remains true
 Beknownst to me I know not the right
 For I am only the bystander in this fight
 
 
 
 5 Years and 4 months ago
 A time that sticks to me
 The love and lover met at a line
 A small strap snapped
 In which there was no divine
 Fit not were they to be called husband and wife
 The lover became a master in sense
 And love a servant
 This of course not of literal
 But figurative still stands
 A sickening bellow that took shape
 Formed of the growing wrongs
 That pressure and worry had brought
 The master and servant had then fought
 
 
 
 Fighting of course may be violent
 And violence may lead to death
 In this case the worst had happened
 For the servant had been shot in the head
 Blood was splattered out on the floor
 
 
 
 And I could barely take a breath
 Gasping for air I was
 Threatened by the master to keep shut
 For I the bystander was there for a common job
 But ended up in life changing alteration
 For if I would speak when he was alive
 I would not be
 
 
 
 Days had came and went
 And the family done wrong had become
 Hell bent
 The frantic fury of those closest
 A trial had been called
 With the only suspect tall and bald
 Aged had the master become
 For of what all he had done
 
 
 
 News of the trial surely came
 And panic not did he wane
 The day of trial then had came
 With no one to testify he had been freed
 Alone he was to live for the rest of eternity
 
 
 
 As the mallow wind blew on one sunset day
 The spirit of the servant seemed fit
 To pay a visit to whom she once loved
 The old estate of which he lived
 With the old master in which he dwells
 The spirit wanting to talk only with her old love
 
 
 
 Darkness seems now to take a choke hold.
 “A breathe a new” It whispers
 To the hallowing wind its desire.
 “A love to me which will stay true
 But shall cease to stick like glue
 For an obsession is not love
 And love is not an obsession
 But instead love is of trust and devotion.
 May I find this love and hath it to be my own
 Even if not in the mortal life I still have my soul
 And since true love is of the soul I have a chance again.
 And now I hope that you repent for your sin”
 
 
 
 And so to cause a commotion
 Over a hopeless cause
 Is to start a riot
 All in vain
 The rain begun
 
 
 
 A sad sloth become in the wake
 Of the disaster
 All because of the rage
 Of the hopeless master
 And thus the servant turns
 Another page, all in due time
 Thine experience sudden sorrow
 Not in wake of defeat
 But of the betrayal that had been
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Not one tear of remorse had been sprung
 And he still woke every day to the morning sun
 Guilt had not existed in his persona
 He existed as if he was in a state of nirvana
 
 
 
 And then days to millennia after
 The master just may come to
 And wallow in realization
 Of what thou may all do
 
 
 
 A panic may arise due
 To the rising chance of death
 Or thou may be true to him
 With a true change of heart
 Or it may be a sickening lie
 For in which we may be all fooled
 A folly of tales for the mortal to pity
 The sickened individual on his death bed
 Had cried out that he was sick in the head
 And knew not what he was doing
 And forgot all of what he did
 Paranoia had been planted in his brain
 And that he blamed all of his pain
 He demanded help for his sin
 And then kneeled down by the cross
 
 
 
 Had he truly repented
 Or had he made a lie
 Would he rise to heaven
 Or surely fry
 
 
 
 This is not for me to judge or know
 But instead for you to perceive the tale
 Take it as you will
 For the individual himself
 And the divine may only know
 
 
 
 Love can never be a chain
 Or it will absolutely fail
 Even if made of steel
 Thou can still steal
 All of which is not true
 Know this to you
 To keep you from becoming blue
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